Social and fraternal notices and a drunken driving arrest
The society column lists a 19th Century club gathering hosted by Mrs. Keeley with a book review by Mrs. Noberte and tea. Notices include postponed chicken pie supper at West Chester church and various lodge and auxiliary meetings across Ames Des Moines and Washington with Christmas exchanges and regular elections.
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19Th Century Club
Moon
W. M. Keeley
Carl Noberte
God's Step Children
Miller
West Chester United Presbyterian Church
West Chester clubs and church groups schedule December events
Community notices list meetings and activities for Pythian Sisters Esth er Jean Runyan Trio lecture at West Chester U church on December 6. Fortnightly club Music Department meets at Y building. Home Economics sections meet with local hosts. Pythian Sisters bazaar and supper planned at Castle hall. Fleur de Lis club changes date. various ward social events postponed or shifted with dates and hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pythian Sisters
West Chester
Esther Jean Runyan
President Coolidge Addresses Farmers in Chicago
President Coolidge urges stronger farm cooperation and better use of credit and advisory services. He backs the cooperative movement handling vast farm produce, notes surplus risks from weather, and calls for independent farming backed by sound economic principles and limited government role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolidge
Chicago
Department of Agriculture
Tariff view argues benefits to farmer outweigh costs
A speaker argues that 80 percent of imports are free or protected to help farmers, with only 12 percent directly costing farmers. He claims tariffs boost domestic agriculture, diversify supply, and protect home markets, noting farm exports and industry rely on protection for prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mek
Economic stability vital to farmer amid industrial depression
The text argues that high wages and living standards are invaluable to the agricultural and industrial population. It warns that economic instability and unemployment would severely injure farmers, stressing the need for steady prosperity to support farming and industry.
Belle Plaine man narrowly survives train collision
A. Fowler of Belle Plaine escaped death when his car was struck by an eastbound Chicago and Northwestern train and thrown into the path of a second oncoming train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshalltown
A. Fowler
Belle Plaine
Chicago and Northwestern
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Brown
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Washington Lodge
W. C. Bell
Albert Mc Hatt
G. A. R. Hall
Mre
AL Jones
T. S. BE. Club
de Molays
James Sexton
Harold Johnson
Fern Laat Club
Chas
Priendship Club
Myrtle Pearson
George Fivan
Des Moines
J. A. Lackey
Sioux Falls
S. D
Esther Jean Mungan
U. P. Church Dee
West Chester High School
W. FL Mos
Lexington
Dee
Mary Timmins
Margaret Embree
Pieasant Hill Badies Aid of the
Christian Church
Waashington
Federation
Wilson
Castle Hall
Fleur de Lis Club
James Zeck
George Brinton
Department of Home Economics
J. D McLaughliin
Sunshine Community Club
Will Richards
Walnut “Woman’s Club
Frank Leeper
Junior Honer
Iowa Southern Utilities Co
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Krouth
Washington
Klein Klothing Ko
Veree
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